The Metropolitan Police has referred itself to the police watchdog following the death of TV star, Caroline Flack.
Laura Whitmore slams paparazzi who pictured her after Caroline Flack’s death
20.02.2020 - 21:11 / breakingnews.ie
Love Island host Laura Whitmore has hit out at a paparazzi photographer who took pictures of her while she she is “mourning” the death of Caroline Flack.
The TV presenter said the man took the photos of her and partner Iain Stirling, who narrates the ITV show, as they left the airport in Cape Town, where Love Island is filmed.
She said that the experience was “too much” and the pair “just wanted some privacy”.
She tweeted: “I landed in Cape Town this morning and it is the first time I’ve
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Sophie Gradon's mum slams government probe into reality TV after Caroline Flack's tragic death
The mother of tragic Love Island star Sophie Gradon has slammed the government inquiry into reality TV after Caroline Flack became the third person linked to the ITV show to take their own life. Deborah spoke out on her Twitter account following the death of Caroline, 40, who was found dead in her London apartment on 15 February.
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Russell Brand calls for change to ‘public values’ after Caroline Flack’s death
Russell Brand has called on people around the world to change how they treat each other and celebrities in the wake of British TV presenter Caroline Flack’s death.
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Big Brother star slams Love Island’s tribute to Caroline Flack: ‘I expected more’
A former Big Brother star has slammed Love Island’s tribute to Caroline Flack, saying he “expected more” from ITV.